The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-06
LOCAL..

week.
Werner's Grape milk at the Bay View
non alcoholic.
Grapes large, luscious and plentiful
this season.
Revival meetings this week in the
colored Baptist church.
k-shakes, .Limeades and Grape
milk at the Bay View.
Go to Bateman 8 for New York Butter.
j ust received Fine lot
The Str. Haven Belle made her last
trip to Nag's Head yesterday.
Just received-A Fine lot of candies,
cakes, etc., at Bateman
Our farmers were never blessed with
better weather at this season of the year.
Fine lot of Eye Glasses just received
at Bateman g. Come and examine them.
We never saw finer beef at this season
Of the year than our market now affords.
Just received-A Fresh lot of Crack
4rs and Cheese at A. j. Bateman 5.
The most refreshing and exhilerating
drink known, is A. Werner's Grape
milk.
Miss Sallie Ward, one of Hertford' s
fairest daughters, is visiting Mrs. Goe.
VI. Baker.
Go to Bateman's for Good Family
Flour, Sugar, etc.-cheap as the cheap
st.
possible for us to keep up with those
going and coming.
Call and examine the quality and pri
ces of Liquors at Gregory's Excelsior
House.
F. G. Mitchell and Bro, have the first
Northern Apples of the season. They
are nice and cheap.
For good piece of chewing tobacco
try "Old Rip at A. L. Gregory's Excel
sior House.
We acknowledge a call this morning
rom T. j. Wilson, Esq, farmer and
fisherman, of this coutny.
For every purpose of health and busi-
ness better weather could not be desired
than we are now blessed with.
DIR. T. j. Hoskins returned from Nag's
Held yesterday. He looks refreshed
and ready for active service.
Mr.. L. D. Rond left Friday last for
Baltimore to accept situation with
some wholesale house of that city.
Melons still linger in the market but
they look as if two chills. to every
square inch, abode beneath their sickly
exterior.
Mr.. L. L. Rolfe, the Business Manager
Of the Albemarle Enquirer, returned
from a business trip to Hurfreesboro
asst night.
The Band was out Friday night, for
,he first time in several months serenad
ng friends among them being the Bride |
md Groom.
Mr.. S. H. Harris of Suffolk is visiting |
li6 parents in Edenton. Mr.. Harris is |
" armly received at his old home by |
riends who have ever felt in his behalf |
kindly interest.
Quite number left Saturday night |
N the Excursion for Nag's Head.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Bush, Mr.. A. L. White and family, Mrs.
bram Bonner and Messrs. H. A. Bond,
r., Baker Elliott and Moses Hobbs.
We can t blame the boys for complain
ng and signing for a land of girls after
earring that one, only IA, is daily in re-
eipt of four or five notes notwithstand
ng it is known to all that she keeps con
tantly ahead at least half dozen eL-
agements.
At G. NJ. Murden's can be purchased
ictures and frames as handsome and as
leasing as the eye of man ever feasted
pom. Call and see them, ye lovers of
TT and beauty, and supply yourselves
t moderate prices with fit adOrnments
Or the house and home.
The meetings of the Temperance Club
re growing more and more interesting.
asst night the meeting was well attend
4. Mr.. A. S. Leggett made several
appropriate remarks, after which, was
eading by the President. The next meet !
lg, we hope, will be largely attended.
Mr.. j. L. Reid, so favorably known to |
ur people, is again at the WoOdard ]
louise after an absence of many months 6
-hich, though long, have not effaced t
collections of most pleasant events to t
-hich his ever social nature made him T
q important contributor. We welcome '
inn as we do an old friend. i